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soooo, did ya press any?
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awsome motts
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what was this gague used for.

fathom is 6ft
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awsome.... wall paper
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some one dared me to stay the night in here and I did! And I got 50 bucks!
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I love this gallery. It's strange to look upon things that were made decades ago, but still work. Too bad nothing we make today will work in a 100 years...
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I work at a school for blind, and physically handicapped children, and we use these with the kids there. They lay on their stomach, with the two close wheels under each armpit, and their legs by the spread wheels. They then can pull themselves across the floor by their hands. I have had the chance to play on one, and they SPEED along a good tiled floor. They are a great time!
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That's "governer"...
When we were on the roof at night, mainly in the tower, you could see the headlights of cars coming over the top of the hill way over on 128 in Beverly. The lights would suddenly appear very brightly then go down the hill and disappear, it was cool.
At that same spot on the highway, once you hit the apex of the hill, you could see Danvers State way off in the distance.
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Dude... ya got some big brass ones.
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Okay, who exactly did you pray to for such calm waters? I'm in awe.
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LYNNE!!!
I MISSSED YOU!!!

i havent been on in a while and i missed all of your info
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(Missed You!)

This looks like it could pass as a b/w post card
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What? It's over? But . . . but . . . .
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Damien . . . . .